Quote from: Holla123 on March 08, 2018, 10:09:16 AM

Quote from: marksayson on March 08, 2018, 09:02:19 AM

I spend most of my time now in bounty hunting of tokens, which is for me, a good way to earn more money in crypto world. But I've noticed that there was this ICO that i didn't join because they don't offer bounty campaign which is their ico token price was so less. And when this ico goes live on the exchange. The price of that token gains 10x of its ICO value! Thats why i think to myself, is bounty hunting more profitable than joining the ico? Can anyone help me out.

As soon as you participate in an ICO you put money at risk. In the current market a high % of ICO is trading under ICO price, no matter what quality the project is. I normally participate in bounties where I am also willing to take part in the ICO. For bounties you dont have to risk any of your money. No matter if you are looking for bounty or ICO, the assesment of the project should be looking at the same things like prototype, team, advisors, token metrics and so on.

That is a really good approach. Bounties and ICO should compliment each other. If you do not stand behind a project and would not put your money on it, why do you want to spend so much time doing a bounty. My first bounty was the "Mysterious C" Project" and I was attracted by the large BTC pot they promised while the project was really vague. It turned out it was not just vague but just thin air, there was nothing behind it and the bounty manager turned out to be a scammer. From now I am only doing bounties for projects I know a lot about them and I see so much value that I am personally invested in it.